Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-09-23
HERE AND THERE.
Three ane mich COWS for sale.

Three dne milch COWS for sale.
4. w. LONG.
Boarders wanted, by Mrs. VIM
COwan South Main st.
Miss Alice Hayes has just received
the most attractive millinery goods
In the city.
Senator-elect j. II. Lunsford, Of
Madisonville, is reported to be dan.
gerously Ill with fux and typhoid
fever.
An elegant line of pattern hats and
bonnets and all the novelties of the
season at Miss Alice Hayes.
The ball at Gracey, Tuesday night,
was well attended. The occasion
was one of enjoyment 10 both old and
Young.
Three or four weddings are already
announced for next week and there
are vague rumors of several others
In and about city.
Hopkinsville will have 10 pay u
cents per bushel for her coal this
year. In the meantime what is the
Ohio Valley Railroad doing?
Cyrus s. Radford, accidentally shot
aud wounded in the leg last Satur-
LAY night, is improving steadily and
will soon be on his feet again.
Four horses came in yesterday to
enter the running races at the fair
next week. Others will be arriving
daily from this on.
Two hundred hands commenced
work on the l. A. & Il. Railroad, yes
terday. They are changing the
tracks from a narrow 10 a standard
guage.
Rev. L. NJ. Stevens will preach at
the First Presbyterian church to-
night and also Sunday morning and
night. The sacrament Of the Lords
supper will be administered Sunday
morning.
The autumnal equinox has come
and gone, but IT seems the drouth,
like Tennyson's brook, will 60 on and
on forever. The promised rainy
spell the first of the week did not
worth a cent.
Messrs. J. j. Gaines and Jno. #.
Hill, of Montgomery, are now in the
East purchasing select line of goods
for their store house. They are buy.
ing closely and will give their Gus
toners the advantage.
The County Medical Association
met at DR.. Fairleigh's office Monday.
DR.. II. II. Wallace was elected Presi-
dent; DIR. T. w. Blakoy, Vice Presi-
dent; DIR. Andrew Seargent, Treas
urer and DIR. B. w. Stone, Secretary.
Monday the 10Th was the Jewish
'Rosh Hoshanna," the 564Sth "New
Years Day" since the world was
created. Next Thursday, the Goth,
will be "Yom Kippur" or the Day of
Atonement, which will be observed
by jews all over the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirtley Twyman
will celebrate the Goth anniversary
of their wedding tomorrow evening
at their home on the corner of Vir-
ginia and 18th streets. Their de.
cendants will hold reunion and
pleasant and enjoyable time is antic-
ipated.
The Minstrel performance We'd
nesday was well .pAtronized and gave
general satisfaction. There is moth
ing cloud" or unchaste about the
show, as is usually the case with
such shows. There are some first
class specialists in the troupe, nota-
BIZ Benedict, Goodyear, Mack and
Ellsworth.
Chief BiggerstaG and policeman
Wellington arrested j. j. Putty, four
miles north OF tho city at s O'Clock
yesterday morning. Putty is charged
with fraudulently obtaining note
from J. w. BARTLETT Son, merchants
at Kirkmansville, Todd county. He
was carried to Elkton in the after
noon and lodged in jail.
A private telegram announced the
death at Cloverport yesterday morn
ing of Mrs, Nav, wife of Rev. Mont